The receptionist when I went in for my scheduled appointment I had to stand and wait to check in…read morebecause she was on her cell phone. Then se told my doctor a lie that I threw my copay at her which was far from the truth. I laid it on the desk next to the computer she was typing on at the time I gave my copay. It seems pretty much every time I go in there for a appointment they have a different receptionist. Then when my doctor came in my room she had an attitude towards me because of this lie the receptionist ran and told her. This place has gotten worst since doctor Bonacorssi retired. Be aware.

This is what medicine is supposed to be. I couldn't be happier with Dr. Corba and her staff…read more I've been a patient for a little over a year, so I've experienced both the 'normal' primary care setting (pay per visit, use your insurance, etc.) and the transition to direct care. I was previously in a large group practice for primary care. You know, the type with 8 doctors, automated phone tree, large staff, part of a large hospital network, etc. Sounds great, right? Except no one knew anything about me any time I had a visit. The doctors often had their hands on the door when they asked, "Do you have any questions for me?" - I always felt rushed and never spent more than 3 minutes in contact with a provider. I was a number. When I walk into Dr. Corba's office, I'm greeted by name every time. Dr. Corba is always extremely responsive with any questions/concerns I have. I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes. And how many other Doctors provide their cell phone number to their patients? Recently, I had some questions about my son, who was not a patient at the time. At the end of a checkup with Dr. Corba, I mentioned something in passing. She talked me for 15 minutes about my questions and concerns for someone who was not even her patient. That's more time than his pediatrician spent with me talking about the same issues. She is always digging, always trying to find the root cause. While traveling, Dr. Corba has diagnosed/provided a treatment plan over the phone or worked with Doctors she knew in the area and set me up with a visit. On top of this, she provides most common prescriptions right in her office. No extra stops at the pharmacy. And it's CHEAP. And by cheap, I mean cheaper than the gas it would take you to drive to the pharmacy! Check out Dr. Corba and check out the primary care model.